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the only match i found was for "smc 059"............10 1/2 x 14.........

Rum Runner wrote: Steve, What is the Size and Pitch? I see it's a Michigan Prop, does it have a Part number? Now for more elbow grease, ... do you have a polished prop nut or prop cone to go with that beautiful prop? And it does look really good doesn't it!!

Here is a couple of shots of the markings on the prop.

Here is the prop nut I painted to match...

Thom,

My boat will stay in the water weeks on end. I only take it out to work on it or get it ready for a show.

We have two boat wells on Harsens Island that I keep mine and Dawn's boat in.

Steve, You always take your boat out of the water every night, don't you? I should say, when you travel to other places other than your Island. So, to and from the entry ramp people will be able to see the prop and it ads a lot to the look of the boat. I view it as a detail, ... that really makes a statement about the whole Rig!

It's all eye-candy, there's nothing wrong with that ... !

Rum Runner wrote: Steve, What is the Size and Pitch? I see it's a Michigan Prop, does it have a Part number? Now for more elbow grease, ... do you have a polished prop nut or prop cone to go with that beautiful prop? And it does look really good doesn't it!!

Thom,

I will get a picture of the P/N off of the prop and post it. As for the prop nut/cone, I have some chrome spray that and I painted one to go with the prop. All seems like a waste as it will spend more time under water then above...

Looks great nice job.

Steve, What is the Size and Pitch? I see it's a Michigan Prop, does it have a Part number? Now for more elbow grease, ... do you have a polished prop nut or prop cone to go with that beautiful prop? And it does look really good doesn't it!!

Hawk eyes wrote: That's cool, how long did it take?

The prop was already bare aluminum and it looked like it may have been polished at one time. I just used the same polish I use on my boat with a hand towel and it shined right up. Maybe I will save it for my trailering prop...

Pretty. It won’t stay that way for long. We found that a mirror polish actually increased performance, albeit, only perceptible with a tach and GPS.